- Hawker Hurricane Mk.I, V7101, 69.Sqn, Malta 1941, pilot by Flt Lt. George Burges.
- Hawker Hurricane MK IIC, BD939, ZY-S, 247.(F) Squadron. This machine was painted the color of Experimental NIVO. This experimental camouflage used machines FY-S and FY-V.
- Hurricane MK I, P2992, P, 527. Calibration Squadron, Hornchurch 1943. This machine had an overall sheen, as if was painted in a highly reflective red for the purpose of Tape 1 radar trials
- Hawker Hurricane (ZMAJ) Mk.I, no. 2337, fighter cover during the evacuation of the Yugoslavian King and VIP´s from Nikšič airfield, airplane captured by Italian Army, Tirana, 16 April 1941.
- Hawker Hurricane (ZMAJ) Mk.I, no. 2337, Regia Aeronautica, Tirana, May 1941.
- Hawker Hurricane (ZMAJ) Mk.I, no. 2337, during tests in experimental centre Guidonia, Regia Aeronautica, 1941.
- Aichi D3A1 Val, model 11, 9-257, of 14th Kokutai, Nanning airfield, South China, March 1940.
- Aichi D3A1 Val, Model 11, 3-222, of 12th Kokutai, Hankow airfield, South China, June 1940.
- Aichi D3A1 Val, Model 11, AI-205, aircraft carrier Akagi, Japan Islands, April 1941.
- Nakajima Ki 84Kó, 186th Shinbu tai, flown by Cpl. Takeshi Kazano, Tatebayashi air base, August 1945.
- Nakajima Ki 84Kó, 57th Shinbu tai, flown by Takayuki Yamshita, Shimodate air base, May 17, 1945.
- Nakajima Ki 84Kó, Army Transportation Unit, 2nd Chútai, Óta air base, fall 1944.
- Nakajima Ki-84Kó, 104th Sentai, Shinkyo air base, Manchuria, August 1945.
- Nakajima Ki-84Otsu, 104th Sentai, Óta air base, Japan, August 1945.
- Nakajima Ki-84Otsu, 104th Sentai, Óta air base, Japan, August 1945.
- Nakajima Ki-84Kó, operated by the Kuomintang Air Force (ROCAF, National China - later Taiwan AF) during the civil war of 1945-49.
- Nakajima Ki-84Kó, operated by the Kuomintang Air Force (ROCAF, National China - later Taiwan AF) during the civil war of 1945-49.
- Nakajima Ki-84Kó, Chinese Peoples Liberation Army Air Force, (later PRC - People of Republic China / the Communist) 1951.
- Nakajima Ki-84Kó, TAIU, Clark Field air base, Philippines.
- Nakajima Ki-84Kó, TAIU, Clark Field air base, Philippines.
- Tachikawa Ki-106, Tachikawa Okayama factory airfield, Japan, 1945
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